[WideRight05]

I am glad this is happening. I know two people that went to the game in Bloomington. They were treated horribly. One of them who was in the army and is now working on his degree described the atmosphere there as "the most dangerous atmosphere he has been in that is not Iraq." The other guy I know, as well as his wife were treated horribly. They wore blue to the game and had stuff thrown at them in the stands. Security gave a very poor effort to stop what was going on with their fans when they complained about it.

Despite the fact that we won by twelve points in the sweet sixteen and eliminated their title hopes, the shot hit last year to win the game is going to be talked about more. UK fans will remember how the IU fans treated us, and there is no doubt that our fans would probably attempt to pay their fans back for what they did when they come to Rupp (understandably so). Their players, trampling over Miller, and fans were classless after defeating UK. If this were Kentucky's fans that acted like that, ESPN wouldn't have been publicizing our victory like they did IU - they would be putting down our fan base. I am glad that this series will not be a home and home because I think that after last year that regardless of the game outcomes, there is a good chance that somebody could get seriously hurt. Especially in Bloomington.

"We were willing to play both games in the state of Indiana and they said no to that. That means they don't want to play us." -John Calipari